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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1926
Page
6
The country club announces tea dance evening with issued invitations and entry cards for members. Details on date time and guest policies are listed in the club notice.
High Point society notes a Theta Chi tea dance at the Country Club with Christmas greens and red white banners. Guests from the region mingle while punch flows in the sun room.
A list of residents and relatives traveling to spend the holidays, visiting kin in Danville Knoxville Nashville Burlington Durham Lynchburg and Lexington plus local moves and a hospitalization update for Charles R. Lee after an auto accident.
In Greensboro on December 24, a new advisory council backing North Carolina’s extension service for negro farmers was announced. Led by Prof F D Bluford, the council includes administrators and educators who traveled long distances to participate and will review and suggest improvements to extend agricultural education and outreach across the state.
North Carolina to stage a peanut exposition starting December 27 with 193 varieties. Dr. George W. Carver of Tuskegee Institute leads the exhibit effort. Peanut products from salted nuts to dyes and leather goods appear. 15 Eastern Carolina and Tidewater candidates contend in a queen contest, with $100 gold and crowning ceremonies on December 31.
Stock prices show a strong undertone at the opening. Despite high call money yesterday, market operations resume with vigor and new records set on opening for Atchison and the Collins and Akeman issue.
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